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Your product can be one of a kind, and it can be cheap.
VIDEO 4 min. 38 sec.: Making a ball bearing structure with 4 moving circular parts.

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Violins, body parts, cars, rocketships: They’ve all been 3D printed.

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This electric car design was the winner of a design contest.
VIDEO 6 min. Cjhuck’s ride in the 3D printed Strati
How Local Motors 3D printed the Strati in record time, January, 2015

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Can you imagine 3D printing in metal?
VIDEO: 5 min. 3D printing process for metal
SpaceX has 3D printed parts for its space vehicles.

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Bioprinting of live cells is within sight for 3D printing.
VIDEO 5 min. Bioprinting, gun parts
Surgeons can model body parts to prepare for surgery.

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NASA and Made in Space, Inc. are developing 3D printing for use in space.
VIDEO 5 min. 13 sec. May, 2014 International Space Station’s 3D printer
VIDEO 7 min. 23 sec. October 30, 2013, What ISS will do with their 3D printer
NASA also views 3D printing as a possible space food technology.
VIDEO, 2013: How NASA could make pizza with a 3D printer
See a non-NASA Edible Growth food pinting project (see link)
Download NASA’s 3D printable model of the New Horizons spacecraft.
VIDEO 5 min. 33 sec. Modeling the New Horizons spacecraft on the 3D printer

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Which sounds better: a 3D printed violin or the real thing?
VIDEO 9 min. 37 sec.: In this TED talk from November, 2013, Joanna Wronko plays first a 3D printed and an then an authentic violin.
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3D printers, services, and designs are found on the Web.

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3D printing, assembling, and testing a hand crank fan
VIDEO: 27 min. 34 sec. Do-It-Yourself 3D printing.
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It’s only a prototype, but, hey–it’s fast.
VIDEO 1 min. 27 sec. New technology promises to speed up 3D printing.
Here’s how the “continuous liquid interface” could change the world.

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